Update specs

src/Markdig.Tests/Specs/GridTableSpecs.generated.cs

@@ -17,7 +17,8 @@ public class TestExtensionsGridTable
  // 
  // ## Grid Table
  // 
- // A grid table allows to have multiple lines per cells and allows to span cells over multiple columns. The following shows a simple grid table 
+ // A grid table allows having multiple lines per cells and allows spanning cells over multiple columns.
+ // The following shows a simple grid table:
  // 
  // ```
  // +---------+---------+
@@ -38,17 +39,20 @@ public class TestExtensionsGridTable
  // ```
  // 
  // **Rule #1**
- // The first line of a grid table must a **row separator**. It must start with the column separator character `+` used to separate columns in a row separator. Each column separator is:
- // - starting by optional spaces
- // - followed by an optional `:` to specify left align, followed by optional spaces
- // - followed by a sequence of at least one `-` character, followed by optional spaces
- // - followed by an optional `:` to specify right align (or center align if left align is also defined)
- // - ending by optional spaces
+ // The first line of a grid table must be a **row separator**.
+ // It must start with the column separator character `+` used to separate columns in a row separator.
  // 
- // The first row separator must be followed by a *regular row*. A regular row must start with the character `|` that is starting at the same position than the column separator `+` of the first row separator.
+ // Each column separator:
+ // - starts with optional spaces
+ // - followed by an optional `:` to specify left align, followed by optional spaces
+ // - followed by a sequence of one or more `-` characters, followed by optional spaces
+ // - followed by an optional `:` to specify right align (or center align if left align is also defined)
+ // - ends with optional spaces
  // 
+ // The first row separator must be followed by a *regular row*.
+ // A regular row must start with a `|` character starting at the same position as the column separator `+` of the first row separator.
  // 
- // The following is a valid row separator 
+ // The following is a valid row separator:
  [Test]
  public void ExtensionsGridTable_Example001()
  {
@@ -74,7 +78,7 @@ public void ExtensionsGridTable_Example001()
  TestParser.TestSpec("+---------+---------+\n| This is | a table |", "<table>\n<col style=\"width:50%\" />\n<col style=\"width:50%\" />\n<tbody>\n<tr>\n<td>This is</td>\n<td>a table</td>\n</tr>\n</tbody>\n</table>", "gridtables|advanced", context: "Example 1\nSection Extensions / Grid Table\n");
  }
 
- // The following is not a valid row separator 
+ // The following is not a valid row separator:
  [Test]
  public void ExtensionsGridTable_Example002()
  {
@@ -93,7 +97,8 @@ public void ExtensionsGridTable_Example002()
  }
 
  // **Rule #2**
- // A regular row can continue a previous regular row when column separator `|` are positioned at the same position than the previous line. If they are positioned at the same location, the column may span over multiple columns:
+ // A regular row can continue a previous regular row when the column separators `|` are positioned at the same position as those of the previous line.
+ // If they are positioned at the same location, the column may span over multiple columns:
  [Test]
  public void ExtensionsGridTable_Example003()
  {
@@ -187,15 +192,13 @@ public void ExtensionsGridTable_Example005()
  TestParser.TestSpec("+---------+---------+\n| This is | a table with a longer text in the second column", "<table>\n<col style=\"width:50%\" />\n<col style=\"width:50%\" />\n<tbody>\n<tr>\n<td>This is</td>\n<td>a table with a longer text in the second column</td>\n</tr>\n</tbody>\n</table>", "gridtables|advanced", context: "Example 5\nSection Extensions / Grid Table\n");
  }
 
- // The respective width of the columns are calculated from the ratio between the total size of the first table row without counting the `+`: `+----+--------+----+` would be divided between:
+ // The respective widths of the columns are calculated from the ratio between the total size of the first table row without counting the `+`: `+----+--------+----+` would be divided between:
  // 
- // Total size is : 16 
+ // - `----` → 4 characters
+ // - `--------` → 8 characters
+ // - `----` → 4 characters
  // 
- // - `----` -> 4
- // - `--------` -> 8
- // - `----` -> 4
- // 
- // So the width would be 4/16 = 25%, 8/16 = 50%, 4/16 = 25%
+ // The total size is 16 characters, so the widths would be 4/16 = 25%, 8/16 = 50%, and 4/16 = 25%.
  [Test]
  public void ExtensionsGridTable_Example006()
  {
@@ -296,7 +299,7 @@ public void ExtensionsGridTable_Example008()
  TestParser.TestSpec("+---+---+---+\n| AAAAA | B |\n+---+---+ B +\n| D | E | B |\n+ D +---+---+\n| D | CCCCC |\n+---+---+---+", "<table>\n<col style=\"width:33.33%\" />\n<col style=\"width:33.33%\" />\n<col style=\"width:33.33%\" />\n<tbody>\n<tr>\n<td colspan=\"2\">AAAAA</td>\n<td rowspan=\"2\">B\nB\nB</td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td rowspan=\"2\">D\nD\nD</td>\n<td>E</td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td colspan=\"2\">CCCCC</td>\n</tr>\n</tbody>\n</table>", "gridtables|advanced", context: "Example 8\nSection Extensions / Grid Table\n");
  }
 
- // A grid table may have cells with both colspan and rowspan:
+ // A grid table may have cells with both `colspan` and `rowspan`:
  [Test]
  public void ExtensionsGridTable_Example009()
  {